Synology appoints Victor Wang as new general manager for Southern Europe

From 2012 working in the company, Its responsibility covers the markets of Spain, France, Benelux, Italy and other countries in this area, as well as Africa.

The new general director for Southern Europe of Synology, Victor Wang will focus on developing sales and marketing strategy in this area and in Africa, with the aim of increasing company recognition, as well as the availability of its IP storage and surveillance products, inter alia.

Besides, Victor Wang trabajará en la búsqueda de nuevas oportunidades de negocio en sectores clave y en el canal, as well as in the construction of a service network to maintain the satisfaction and trust of the company's customers..

Synology worker since 2012, Wang began his career at this company in Taiwan, taking responsibility for the national market. He later became part of the international team, managing the sales department in the Middle East regions., Southern Africa and Southeast Asia.

Before arrival at Synology's European headquarters, Wang led a new team created to drive the market in Southeast Asia through the channel and the creation of strategic alliances in the region.

“Wang has extensive experience in managing international markets and developing commercial strategies in Synology's different channels,” said Alexandra Bejan., marketing manager in Europe of the company-. We are very pleased to welcome him as the new CEO of the Europe and Africa regions., and we are convinced that it will help us achieve the objectives in these territories”.

For your part, Victor Wang has stated that “the pandemic has brought many challenges, but it has also promoted new opportunities in teleworking, the collaboration, data management or cybersecurity. From Synology, We will work so that partners and users can take advantage of them through our solutions. I am delighted to be able to work in the Synology France team to continue growing and strengthen our presence in the markets in Spain, France, Benelux, Italy and Africa.